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Student blog: How can we prevent the next ‘CRISPR babies’?

April 2, 2020kh49

Following the revelation that He Jiankui, a scientist in China, genetically edited human embryos and implanted them in women, the scientific community has pushed for an international regulatory system to oversee controversial and potentially dangerous research. Continue Reading →

Health & Science Student Voices

Facing our climate contradictions

March 26, 2020kh49

Small sustainable efforts, like switching from plastic to reusable straws, are only effective if they lead to larger systemic changes. Continue Reading →

Health & Science Student Voices

Provincial Elections in Santa Cruz: Home of the Kirchner Clan

July 29, 2019kh49

On Aug. 11, the Santa Cruz province of Argentina will hold elections for its governor and legislature. Energy fellow Mark P. Jones reviews the province’s Peronist history and discusses the impact of these elections on Argentina as a whole. Continue Reading →

Energy Mark P. Jones

Recap Of The 2019 Petro-Province Elections (So Far) In Argentina

July 9, 2019kh49

Over the last few months, five provinces in Argentina held local gubernatorial elections. Fellow Mark P. Jones recaps the elections and discusses their impact on national politics and energy policy. Continue Reading →

Energy Mark P. Jones

Turkey’s President Erdogan lost Istanbul after a quarter century. Now what?

June 28, 2019kh49

Following Ekrem Imamoglu’s victory in the rerun of Istanbul’s mayoral election last week, serious questions remain about the future of Turkish democracy. Continue Reading →

Middle East, Politics & Elections Abdullah Aydogan

Provincial Elections at the End of the World in Argentina’s Tierra Del Fuego

June 11, 2019kh49

Argentina’s Tierra del Fuego province will hold local elections on June 16, 2019. Although the incumbent governor, Rosana Bertone, is favored to win, there is an outside chance that a radical left-wing candidate could be victorious. Continue Reading →

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